Heater Control Valve for 1965-1967 Ford F250 & More - Four Seasons 84706

$17.99

Vehicles this part fits

    Part number: 84706
    UPC: 096361847064
    Condition: New
    Weight: 0.90 LBS
    Item Package Quantity: 1
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    Four Seasons HVAC Heater Control Valve P/N:84706
    Four Seasons HVAC Heater Control Valve P/N:84706
    $17.99
    $17.99

    Four Seasons 84706 hvac heater fitting for the 1965-1967 Ford F250 and other vehicles is a manual shut-off valve with a T handle that you turn by hand to control the flow to the heater.

    • Manually operated, with a T handle design
    • Galvanized steel construction
    • Factory leak tested
    • Four Seasons heater fittings are engineered and tested for trouble-free operation, backed by over 50 years of mobile a/c experience

    A handle that will not turn or a leak at the valve can mean it is worn out. The heater hoses, the heater core or a blend door can be behind weak heat too, so find the cause before buying.

    This heater fitting is a direct-fit replacement for the 1969-1971 Dodge D100 Series as well. Many other Ford and Dodge trucks are covered, so look up yours in the "Vehicles it fits" section.

    Specifications

    • Type: manual shut-off valve
    • Operation: manual, T handle design
    • Material: galvanized steel
    • Testing: factory leak tested

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does the Four Seasons 84706 fit the 1965-1967 Ford F250?

    Yes, Four Seasons 84706 is listed for the 1965-1967 Ford F250. It is also listed for the 1969-1971 Dodge D100 Series.

    Is the 84706 heater fitting operated by hand or electrically?

    It is operated by hand. This heater fitting is a manual shut-off valve with a T handle design.

    What is the Four Seasons 84706 heater fitting made of?

    Four Seasons 84706 has galvanized steel construction.

    Is this heater fitting leak tested at the factory?

    Yes, this heater fitting is factory leak tested.

    How can I tell if my heater fitting is going bad?

    A leak at the valve or a T handle that will not turn can point to it. Look only with the engine off and cool.

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